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On Hybrid Scientific Codes, Part I: The Idea | Andreas Klöckner's web page edit / delete
Building scientific code in a more accessible way using multiple languages.
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Python tools for reproducible research. Good paper to cite if we're talking about these things.
to open-science python research ... on 31 August 2010
Welcome — Theano v0.1 documentation edit / delete
Python maths library that uses a number of tricks to speed up operations: CAS techniques to rewrite equations, runtime code generation, GPU bindings...
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Welcome to PyOpenCL’s documentation! — PyOpenCL v0.92beta documentation edit / delete
OpenCL bindings for Python. (The same site also offers PyCUDA.)
RFK :: Compiling RPython Programs edit / delete
An example of using PyPy to compile RPython programs (which is technically abusing it since it's only meant for compiling the Python implementation itself, but the results are impressive).
Lots of interesting stuff related to the tags below (for want of a better description).
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Mayavi - 3D scientific data visualization and plotting:: Enthought, Inc. edit / delete
Fancy Python-based visualisation system. (Sadly it crawls a bit on my laptop...)
to python simulation software visualisation ... on 18 August 2010
Improved concurrency for Python edit / delete
For very small values of "improved" -- the only useful thing here is that it introduces a better idea of immutable data. The synchronised class approach is horrid, and I can't imagine a world in which "Deadlock problems tend to be repeatable and show up in testing" is true.
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FrontPage - IPython edit / delete
Interactive Python shell. Worth playing with.
Hidden features of Python - Stack Overflow edit / delete
Some I'd not come across. Some I was suprised others would consider hidden!
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tasty by Adam Sampson.